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Q: This need symmetric power supply ?
Asked by drvk on 2019-04-04 12:13:19
Candiiye03 no need symmetric power supply
2019-04-08 09:48:23 Helpful (0)Q: Hello, do you have the pin layout from the yellow connector ? Can't find it anyware
Asked by drvk on 2018-02-23 02:53:54
poet see https://forum.banggood.com/forum-topic-415460.html
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drvk Poweris rated for 2 ohm speakers (U²/R). And this for 28 V. To get 900 W (840 plus losses) out of 28 V you need 32 A And real good caps. In 4 ohm speakers you can get only half of the rated power (210 W channel). With 24 V you may be achieve 144 W this make you need a transformer capable of 12.5 A minimum. You are a bit out of range with the 2 A power source.